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Let's talk about beer. Or rather one of the most important components of beer, hops! Today our guests are a pair of cousins who started their own hop farm in Illinois. Anthony Welty and Brian Dallam of Live Wire Hops will tell us about their journey of starting a hop farming business, various ways to create contracts with breweries, and more!
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We way over analyze Quints fishing combo. Sporting that old Senator and Fenwick rod save him from looking like a total fool. The last JAWS upload until the big release on July 4th. 2 hour 4 minute viewing of the original JAWS movie
this is a pre episode for the big July 4th Podcast where we celebrate JAWS . Alex Kintner was the boy Jaws ate at the beach leading up to the 4th July. His Moms age is a major topic . Along with the respectable slap Officer Brody took from her.
In this episode Titus and cohost Thomas have the privilege of speaking to Ryan Graves who is an avid waterfowler, collector, historian, and consultant of/for vintage waterfowling artifacts. This conversation with Ryan was so intriguing it was hard to end. From Punt Guns, Body Booting, antique duck call collections, vintage decoys and much more, this is one episode you will love every second! Enjoy! Follow Ryan below for his awesome content.
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What a story! If you love fishing, family, and hearing about fathers getting to do amazing things with their kids, then you're going to love this. Mark and Michael Cowart (Team Shallowtails) are doing some BIG things in the redfish tournament space. Enjoy!
Parker Rabow of Florida Fantasy Fishing Camp discusses how a parent might ask the right questions to make sure that the camp in consideration is legitimate and safe. Check references, do your research and listen to this to make sure that your child not only has a great experience but is also safe and sound while in their care.
Welcome to our 2nd episode in a short series we've put together to emphasize the importance of introducing someone new to the sport of fishing. This week we have a conversation with Pat Neu, director of The Future Angler Foundation. FAF is a 501(c)(3) non-profit membership organization formed in April of 2012 by a group of anglers dedicated to helping grow the sport of fishing through education and outreach.
When you think of organizations like FAF, you often immediately think of kids and yes, that is a big part of it. Pat is quick to point out it is called The Future Angler Foundation for a reason. Their goal is to reach potential new anglers of all ages, race, and gender to the sport of fishing and educate them on how to catch fish and protect the resource. This educational component is critical for the future of the sport.
The need for The Future Angler Foundation in the fishing industry is more critical than ever if we want to sustain the sport for future generations. That's why we feel every angler needs to hear this episode and then take action to help support the cause be it by volunteering your time or donating resources.
Our call to action stands: introduce a new person to the sport of fishing. We're better together and together we'll make an impact!
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Full show notes at thewomanangler.com/66
This week I sit down and talk with Jake Latendresse, a world renowned and travelled photographer. It also turns out he's a great dude! We talk about what it takes to be a great photographer, Pakistan, Hunting and some awesome stories and tips and tricks to being a better photographer. Go check out LatendresseMedia and his content on instagram, youtube and his own podcast Outdoor Camerman! Sit back and enjoy this awesome episode.
I answer a question from a listener about how someone might get in better shape to prepare for their Tarpon trip. This could easily be used for any flats fishing trip. It might seem silly to some to think that fishing requires fitness, but most people don’t stand up all day in the hot sun. Leg strength, lower back strength, and proper nutrition and hydration can go a long way to helping you to enjoy your trip much more. Read more HERE.
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